desires

In the grim slums of London, the night held a peculiar fear for the fearful and the safe alike. The cause was not the darkness, but the horror that darkness unfolded. Among this fear, a doctor of high repute was losing himself - Dr. Henry Jekyll.

The small town in Georgia lay silent, engulfed in an intricate web of secrets and suppressed dreams. A place where the heart yearned for companionship and understanding, much like John Singer, the deaf-mute central figure in Carson McCullers' 'The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter'.